Black Holes: Forces of Gravity

Beyond this incident, the horizon is a harmless space with properties similar to those of other celestial bodies. In other words, the black hole is not a huge vacuum cleaner in the cosmic vacuum cleaner, and they unfortunately destroy everything that is close to them. Interestingly, if you can safely enter the horizon of a sufficiently large black hole event, you can freely and not be as big as a few minutes at a constantly changing light show. Unfortunately, I do not have enough power to pull you out of the horizon of the black hole event. This is probably the most spectacular inevitable death in the universe.

Black holes are detected because surrounding materials (gas etc.) flow into the disk around the black hole by gravity. Since the gas molecules in the disk rotate very fast around the black holes, they heat up and emit X-rays. These X-rays can be detected from the Earth. Black holes can also be detected by observing the movement of stars near the black hole.

Black holes are greatly increased by capturing nearby materials. Everything that falls within the scope of the event can not escape from the gravity of the black hole. Despite its fame, the black hole actually does not inhale objects from afar. Black holes can only capture objects very close to them or objects moving toward them. The black hole consists mainly of gas and dust, filling the gap of the universe. The black hole also consumes substances from nearby stars. Black holes may grow by fusing with other black holes and then fusing them, then they become super mass black holes.

The notorious astronomical phenomenon known as a black hole shows the importance of gravity in the universe. The black hole is a very compact area of ​​space where light can not escape. Black holes are formed by dead stars collapsing by their own weight and forming an infinitely dense nucleus. In analogy with Einstein's 2D sheet, the black hole is very compact and forms a hole in the fabric of the space-time rather than the dent. Particles and waves containing light are confined by the huge gravity created by the black holes. The existence of the black hole directly opposed the concept of zero gravity in the universe